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Mark Olson Quotes
«It's the continuing lack of addressing the fundamental fiscal policy issues now that the economy has returned to a more-normal condition that we need to address,»
Author: Mark Olson
«These (energy) price increases will put upward pressure on the cost of the producers of other items, thereby posing the risk of some impetus to core inflation,»
Author: Mark Olson
«underlying gains in employment and income were well maintained outside the Gulf region.»
Author: Mark Olson
«As a result, I voted to pause in the removal of policy accommodation until more was known.»
Author: Mark Olson
«We would not try to use monetary policy to fix or to determine the shape of the yield curve. That would not be appropriate, nor could that be conducted I think,»
Author: Mark Olson
«For most of the time that I have been on the board, there has been very limited pass-through of the additional costs. And the absence of that pass-through has helped keep inflation down,»
Author: Mark Olson
«This $50 note is beautifully designed and includes important anti-counterfeiting features, ... is a job that's never finished.»
Author: Mark Olson
«The enhanced security features in this series of notes help ensure that U.S. currency will continue to represent the trust, value and confidence that people all over the world have grown to rely on and expect.»
Author: Mark Olson
«Yeah, and the younger guys have a hard time getting going.»
Author: Mark Olson
«It's expensive. If you're selling $2 corn, you can't make it.»
Author: Mark Olson